The RightWay toolkit

A little less effort. A lot more momentum.

Practical tools for presenting your business, sharing useful information, and keeping your public profile current.

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Your business, in one place

A clear business profile

Bring your business introduction, key details, contact options, and relevant links together in a public profile you can share.

  • Business name and category
  • A concise introduction to your business
  • Relevant contact details and links
  • Images selected to explain your work
Original RightWay illustration of an owner reviewing an online profile

Listen and respond

Invite useful customer feedback

Give customers a place to describe their experience. Invite honest feedback and respond in a clear, respectful way.

  • A place for written customer feedback
  • A shareable profile link for invitations
  • Guidance for neutral review requests
  • A clear path to customer support
Original RightWay illustration of a business owner reviewing customer feedback

Make introductions easier

Share the context behind your business

Use a single profile link to introduce your business and direct people to the information you have chosen to publish.

  • A shareable link for introductions and proposals
  • Business information for prospective customers
  • A concise company overview for investor materials
  • Links to the channels you already use
Original RightWay illustration of a business owner sharing company information

Investor introductions

Give investors a useful overview

Use your profile as a convenient introduction when speaking with investors. Include only business information that is accurate and approved for public sharing.

  • A shareable overview of your business
  • Relevant team and company details
  • Public milestones you choose to include
  • Links to supporting materials
Original RightWay illustration of entrepreneurs discussing business plans

Your next chapter starts here

A good first step is a clear profile.

Start with the business information you want people to understand.